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ARexx Commands

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Command line examples

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	Multiview S:Startup-sequence screen windowleft 50 windowtop 90 windowwidth 200 windowheight 200		Multiview S:Startup-sequence screen windowleft 50 windowtop 90 windowwidth 200 windowheight 200

	Displays the file S:Startup-sequence in a window which has the size of 200x200 opened at 50 pixels from the left of the screen and at 90 pixels from the top of the screen. The window is opened on its own screen.		Displays the file S:Startup-sequence in a window which has the size of 200x200 opened at 50 pixels from the left of the screen and at 90 pixels from the top of the screen. The window is opened on its own screen.

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Command line examples

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			Multiview S:Startup-sequence screen windowleft 50 windowtop 90 windowwidth 200 windowheight 200
	Multiview...

			Displays the file S:Startup-sequence in a window which has the size of 200x200 opened at 50 pixels from the left of the screen and at 90 pixels from the top of the screen. The window is opened on its own screen.

	= ARexx Commands =		= ARexx Commands =

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Command line arguments

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	; PRTUNIT/K/N		; PRTUNIT/K/N
			: Printer unit to use when printing on "printer.device". Defaults to 0.

	; WINDOWLEFT/K/N,WINDOWTOP/K/N,WINDOWWIDTH/K/N,WINDOWHEIGHT/K/N		; WINDOWLEFT/K/N,WINDOWTOP/K/N,WINDOWWIDTH/K/N,WINDOWHEIGHT/K/N
			: WINDOWLEFT is the number of pixels the Multiview window should open from the left screen border. Defaults to 0.
			: WINDOWTOP is the number of pixels the Multiview window should open from the top screen border. Defaults to screen titlebar height so that Multiview window opens right below the titlebar.
			: WINDOWWIDTH is the number of pixels wide the Multiview window should be. Defaults to the screen width.
			: WINDOWHEIGHT is the number of pixels height the Multiview window should be. Defaults to the screen height.

	; AUTORESIZE/S		; AUTORESIZE/S

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Command line arguments

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	; PORTNAME/K		; PORTNAME/K
	: Name of the AREXX port to create. By default the port name is MULTIVIEW.n ("n" being an incremental number starting from 1)		: Name of the AREXX port to create. By default the port name is MULTIVIEW.n with "n" being an incremental number starting from 1. It is incremented for each started Multiview instance.

	; IMMEDIATE/S		; IMMEDIATE/S
			: Indicate whether the object should immediately begin playing. Defaults to FALSE.
	:

	; REPEAT/S		; REPEAT/S
			: Indicate that the object should repeat playing. Defaults to FALSE.

	; PRTUNIT/K/N		; PRTUNIT/K/N

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Command line arguments

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	; FILE		; FILE
	: Name of the file you want to be displayed/played by Multiview.		: Name of the file you want to be displayed/played by Multiview. Alternatively you can specify a volume or directory name that will be used by Multiview as the current directory when it opens its requester.
	: Note: this argument is optional as Multiview can be used to display the content of a clipboard unit instead of a file.		: Note: this argument is optional as Multiview can be used to display the content of a clipboard unit instead of a file.

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	; WINDOW/S		; WINDOW/S
			: By default when running Multiview with no arguments, it will open a requester the user can use to select a file to load. With the WINDOW switch Multiview will open with a blank window and no loaded file. The user will have to select Open in the Project menu to select a file to load in Multiview.

	; PORTNAME/K		; PORTNAME/K
			: Name of the AREXX port to create. By default the port name is MULTIVIEW.n ("n" being an incremental number starting from 1)

	; IMMEDIATE/S		; IMMEDIATE/S
			:

	; REPEAT/S		; REPEAT/S

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Command line arguments

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	; FONTNAME/K		; FONTNAME/K
	: Name of the font Multiview will use to display text and AmigaGuide files		: Name of the font Multiview will use to display text and AmigaGuide files. If none is specified here Multiview will use the default system font.

	; FONTSIZE/K/N		; FONTSIZE/K/N
	: Size of the font ~~specified with FONTNAME~~ Multiview will use to display text and AmigaGuide files		: Size of the font Multiview will use to display text and AmigaGuide files. If none is specified here Multiview will use the default system font.

	; CHARSET/K		; CHARSET/K
	: Charset to use to display text and AmigaGuide files		: Charset to use to display text and AmigaGuide files.

	; BACKDROP/S		; BACKDROP/S
			: When this argument is used Multiview will open its display window in backdrop mode.

	; WINDOW/S		; WINDOW/S

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Command line arguments

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	; FONTNAME/K		; FONTNAME/K
			: Name of the font Multiview will use to display text and AmigaGuide files

	; FONTSIZE/K/N		; FONTSIZE/K/N
			: Size of the font specified with FONTNAME Multiview will use to display text and AmigaGuide files

	; CHARSET/K		; CHARSET/K
			: Charset to use to display text and AmigaGuide files

	; BACKDROP/S		; BACKDROP/S

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Command line arguments

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	; FILE		; FILE
	: Name of the file you want to be displayed/played by Multiview.		: Name of the file you want to be displayed/played by Multiview.
			: Note: this argument is optional as Multiview can be used to display the content of a clipboard unit instead of a file.

	; CLIPBOARD/S		; CLIPBOARD/S
			: Argument that will make Multiview display the content of the clipboard unit specified with the CLIPUNIT argument.
	:

	; CLIPUNIT/K/N		; CLIPUNIT/K/N
			: Clipboard unit you want to display with Multiview. Default is 0.

	; SCREEN/S		; SCREEN/S
			: Arguments that will make Multiview open its view window on its own screen.

	; PUBSCREEN/K		; PUBSCREEN/K
			: Name of a public screen you want Multiview to open its window on.
			: Note: usage of the SCREEN switch is implicit so it is not needed. If you quit the program which is owner of the public screen while Multiview is still opened the application will probably crash as it is not necessarily aware of an alien windows opened on its screen.

	; REQUESTER/S		; REQUESTER/S

	; BOOKMARK/S		; BOOKMARK/S
			: Reads file ENV:MultiView.bookmark

	; FONTNAME/K		; FONTNAME/K

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Command line arguments

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	; FILE		; FILE
	: ~~Filename~~ you want to be displayed/played by Multiview.		: Name of the file you want to be displayed/played by Multiview.

	; CLIPBOARD/S		; CLIPBOARD/S